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The phrase "a crazy idea that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a thought or suggestion that may seem unconventional or outlandish.
Example: "She proposed a crazy idea that we should all quit our jobs and travel the world together."
Alternatives: "an outrageous notion that" or "a wild thought that".
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Yes, it's a crazy idea that will make it more dangerous for us to work.
Greg's mum has a crazy idea that could mean the end of their filming career.
Last year, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, said it was a "crazy idea" that misinformation on Facebook influenced the election.
Eliminating our central bank is a crazy idea that would plunge the country back into an oscillating 19th-century world of panics and busts.
Simply to rubbish this as a "crazy" idea that would "screw everybody", as Mr Harper has done, shows a disappointing lack of leadership, and is grounds enough to deny the Conservatives a majority.
His last big bet, Android, started off as a crazy idea that ended up putting a supercomputer in hundreds of millions of pockets.
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Sometimes it's a crazy ideas that end up working out the best.
In the fall of 2017, Mark Zuckerberg said it was "a pretty crazy idea" that fake news on Facebook had an effect on the 2016 general election.
Facebook and Twitter flattered themselves that they played a role in the Arab Spring, but Zuckerberg said this weekend that it's a "pretty crazy idea" that fake news on Facebook affected this tight election.
Mark Zuckerberg says it's a "pretty crazy idea" that fake news on Facebook tipped the election.
In a video released on his Twitter account, the mayor of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, called it a "truly crazy idea" that would be akin to taking all cars off the streets after a traffic accident.
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